v0.3.4

[0.3.4] — 2026-10-08

Added

• README badges for CI status, the latest release, and the license — on both language versions.

v0.3.3

[0.3.3] — 2026-10-08

Changed

• The mirror in the working directory now ignores itself: .codex-peer/.gitignore contains *, so
  an incidental git add . cannot sweep transcripts of agent runs into a repository. Committing one
  on purpose still works with git add -f .codex-peer/LATEST.md, and both READMEs say so.
• The READMEs no longer print the maintainer's Windows profile path as the example state directory;
  they show %USERPROFILE%\.dsh\codex-peer instead.

v0.3.2

[0.3.2] — 2026-10-08

Changed

• Both READMEs now lead with the plugin market in their install section. An entry for the curated
  awesome-dsh-plugin registry has been
  submitted, so dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-codex-peer is documented next to the GitHub
  and release-tarball routes, and the pinned examples point at this release. The blanket claim that
  the plugin "is not listed in the plugin market" is gone; it is still not on npm.

v0.3.1

[0.3.1] — 2026-10-08

Changed

• Both READMEs were rewritten for tone, following the humanizer skill: the prose now varies in
  rhythm instead of marching through uniformly long parallel sentences, each mode section says when
  to pick it instead of opening with a bold label, and the Chinese file lost its template phrasing.
  No fact, number, default, tool name, config key, path, command, table row, or heading changed, and
  the two files still mirror each other section for section.

v0.3.0

[0.3.0] — 2026-10-08

Added

• The collaboration is readable from the working directory. With workspaceDir (default
  .codex-peer) every run is mirrored next to the code: LATEST.md (the newest transcript),
  worklist.md (the shared work list), and runs/<runId>/transcript.md — the assembled request,
  every command with its exit code, the files changed, the final answer, tokens and duration — with
  the raw prompt.md, events.jsonl, stderr.txt, answer.md, and meta.json beside it. Set
  workspaceDir to an empty string to turn the copy off; the state directory keeps the record either
  way. A mirror that cannot be written is reported as a note on the run, never as a failure.
• codex_status reports the workspace directory it writes to.

Changed

• worklist.md is refreshed after every codex_plan and codex_task call, so the readable plan
  follows the work list without waiting for a run.

v0.2.3

[0.2.3] — 2026-10-08

Fixed

• The install instructions no longer suggest dsh plugin add dsh-codex-peer "from the plugin market
  or package registry": the package is not on npm and is not listed in the market, so that command
  would fail. Both READMEs now say so plainly and give the four routes that work — a tag-pinned
  GitHub install, the default branch, a downloaded release tarball, or a local clone — and warn that
  the tarball path is recorded in the profile, so the file has to stay put.

v0.2.2

[0.2.2] — 2026-10-08

Added

• A Quick start section in both READMEs (English and 简体中文): install, restart, confirm the
  setup with codex_status, and what to say to get each of the six collaboration modes — plus the
  daily actions (show the work list, run a task's Codex side, record evidence).
• A plain affiliation note: the plugin is not affiliated with OpenAI or DeepSeek and ships no code
  from either project.

Changed

• Nothing in the code. This release exists so the published package carries the documentation the
  repository shows.

v0.2.1

[0.2.1] — 2026-10-08

Fixed

• Every tool now answers with lossless JSON. The harness rejects a result holding
  undefined, NaN, Infinity, a function, or a Date, and codex_status failed its first live
  call for exactly that reason (codex.version and codex.probeError are empty when no version
  probe ran). A single withLosslessResult wrapper now sanitises every registered tool's result:
  empty object fields are dropped, empty array elements and non-finite numbers become null, dates
  become ISO strings, and true cycles are cut.